Sebastian

Currently studying Mechatronics in Denmark

Interested in all things manufacturing, sustainability and building a
future we want

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@kim_farry @garrxttt Sure, but are you just blaming that on our long term industrial decline?

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@dokidokidoink @grassislifedude Perhaps, but blindly hating a tool irrespective of the results it creates, is also pretty ridiculous.

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If you get reading comprehension, you could perhaps scroll up a few posts and read that this isn't a debate about whether the average consumer would be able to play GTA 6 on an iPhone, it about when we'd see someone do it.

Obviously you won't be seriously running a heavy AAA game on a small heat-throttled device.

I'll probably seriously run it on my Mac, in a month or two though.

Should have known you were unserious from the beginning. Chod

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@Yesmanyesplease @omgTrex22 XD.

Always the case.

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@vneelb @galaxyminuswhat @Cabal_hunter7 @idonotexistelol Also,

A20 Pro has FAR better single core performance
and for multi threaded, they're still ahead.

It's just the sustained (thermals) where the iPhone, for obvious reasons, is limited.

And then it has a bit less RAM available. Both again, just mean it would be throttled.

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One can be worried what the future could hold. AI will likely remove the necessity of developing high-level skills for the workforce. Yet, for democracy to function, we will still need an educated populace.

If AI truly automates all jobs and even leadership, aside from the political world, we will need something to keep the population active.

Maybe as a society, we just move more towards sports, health, travel and entertainment.

This very problem is what will need to be solved in the coming years/decades.

But i don't think that should stop us from developing AI.

I don't think Humans have to always just be a labor pool we need to optimise for utility. We shouldn't be destined to work our lives away for the rest of humanity’s existence.

Yet we still need to have a purpose-driven population.

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@GDGoodDays @grassislifedude Sure. I'm not fully convinced that social media was a good invention.

In that sense, i agree with you. Not every tech invention has individually been universally positive.

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@tavi_chocochip Yeah. Also, have people forgotten that Robovan is something they'll build.

Cybercab is just purpose built for 80% of the traditional taxi market. Goods and services transport, as well as the 20% of the traditional taxi market still needs serving.

Model Y temporarily serves part

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@GDGoodDays @grassislifedude Elaborate. I've laid out my argument, and tried to lay out yours. What is yours, in your words?

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To some extent, sure. Europe has given up on growth, and has been on vacation for the last few decades. Also worth noting that I’ve personally lived as an expat in India and China as well. It's not that i've just lived in Denmark.

But that doesn't change the big picture of the debate. I would much rather slave away using my brain, and eventually retire, than slave away using my body, and die at 30.

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Who knows the levels of chess at play.

Anthropic still needs compute, and SpaceX is becoming the biggest source of new compute in the world.

And they won't sell to OpenAI.

Elon has said they've got far more demand than they need, and anticipate a lot of their compute going towards Grok Bot usage.

So, surface level wise, i'd expect this to be a SpaceX choice, not Anthropic.

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@GDGoodDays @grassislifedude Wasn't meant to be condescending (apologies), but to me, it seems as if you're implying you'd rather live in the past, and that a specialised globalised society isn't something we've benefitted from.

I strongly disagree with that.

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@Drobeofwar @omgTrex22 That's also the "new" way to do it. Data centres will probably trend towards more of this.

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@GDGoodDays @grassislifedude Certainly one way to look at it. I just disagree, and will continue to enjoy my hot showers and great food every day.

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@kim_farry @garrxttt Point being?

High energy prices is negative towards industry, but this isn't a new trend nor issue.

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@GDGoodDays @grassislifedude Also, let's keep this respectful.

No point in debating if your just going to be pushing buttons.

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@issaitt @its_OSAMH What is your concept of freedom?

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95% of people use to farm their own food.

If your local supermarket broke down, you'd die.

It's called progress.

Humans throughout history have optimised for labor utility.

>First, it was hard labuor on a farm.

>Then it became specialised manufacturing.

>Then repetitive computer calculations (accounting, spreadsheets, typewriting, etc)

>Then it became specialised digital tools (photoshop, sound studio, CAD modelling, electronics design, etc..)

>And now we're trying to automate that out, with only managerial positions remaining, with agents below one. Eventually that leaves too.

Why is this bad?

Also, 40 years ago, 20% of Americans held a long college degree.

Today thats double. The average person is far better educated today, and provide far higher utility to society, despite working far fewer hours.

Even if our manners, culture and society looks crazier than ever.